Try the player on your own site

Three steps

1. Drag the green button below into your browser's bookmarks bar. On a Mac it shows with Cmd+Shift+B; on Windows, Ctrl+Shift+B.
2. Open any article on your site.
3. Click the bookmark. The player drops in at the top of the content, and a small panel explains what you are looking at.

Prefer the console?

Open your browser's developer tools on any page, Console tab, and paste this line. Same result.

var s=document.createElement('script');s.src='https://wedispatch.fr/apercu.js';document.body.appendChild(s)

Nobody else sees it

Everything happens in your browser. Nothing is published on your site, nothing reaches your visitors, no change is saved. Reloading the page clears the preview, and the panel offers to remove it before that.

The audio is a demonstration

The player plays a recording produced by our engine, not this page read aloud: voicing your article would mean extracting and synthesising it, which needs an account. What this preview shows faithfully is the player itself and how it adapts to your colours.

If nothing appears, it is not your fault

Some sites refuse outside scripts (a security policy called Content-Security-Policy). It is common on news sites, and it is good practice. The bookmark will tell you rather than stay silent. In that case, the WordPress plugin or one line in your template place the player without going through it.

And for real?

The player installs in three steps on WordPress, or with one line of code on any other site.